Browning Camping Privacy Shelter Tent - Portable Outdoor Changing Room for Camping, Beach, Pool & Hiking | Quick Setup & Durable Water-Resistant Design

Took this camping to the Santa Cruz island of the Channel Islands, off of California. There were winds of greater than 25 knots whipping through camp and no coverage to hide the tent behind. I put the shelf side facing towards the wind and other than the 4 floor pegs, that was the only additional tie down I used. I honestly thought based on previous reveiws that I would find the tent collapsed the next morning. It wasn't. It performed spectacularly. We were with a group of 15 teenage boys, this was used as the only shower, and it held up beautifully for 4 days of camping. I used a Nemo Equipment HelioPressure shower bag- comes with a foot pump and hung the shower nozzle (more like a kitchen sink nozzle from a 1980's sink) from a 1 foot bungie cord off the center hook of the shower. I used a hair tie to keep the shower running continuously when needed.The shelf was rugged enough for towels and a change of clothing and other bathroom supplies. The side pockets were great for holding camp soap. The footprint is plenty big enough to shower and keep the side walls dry. The Nemo holds enough water for 10 minutes of continuous showering, and with simple wet/wash/rinse showers 3 guys could shower on one fill up. The internal hook definately won't hold a solar shower bag, but frankly, once you see the NEMO and how small that packs down to, you won't want to fumble around with a solar bag style shower anyway. Way better than I expected it to be, I look forward to many more camping trips.Assembly isn't hard- I would suggest assembling all the poles first (Including attaching roof poles to the side poles) and then inserting them into the floor of the tent. It sort of pops up with it's own tension once you start hooking it to the tent cloth. It took me 15 mintues the first time and about 5 the second time.